“Can you help me?” she asks. She looks doleful, head tilted to one side. She hints a smile.
It’s work for her, getting out a smile — I can tell.
This piece was originally written for Getting Lost, the blog addressing the work of Rebecca Solnit. I’m placing it here for the readers of the Uncanny.
“Who owns this body, this body of work?” asks David Shields in his great book, Body Politic: The Great American Sports Machine.
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There’s a photograph of a close friend and former student that has remained fixed in my mind: two young lads, teenagers, wearing LeBron James, Cleveland Cavalier’s game shirts, number 23, one red and one white, stand amidst the solemnity of the Walling Wall, or Kotel, located in…
My son just launched a new site featuring his professional photography. Cityspcapes, Sports and Nature, and Bali are great features.
Check it out, Carlos Vila Photography
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This is exactly what I’m talking about, what I blogged yesterday, below, and if you pay close attention you’ll note two things: (1) how much like the previous night’s debate this is, only under better…
The Chicago Teachers’ Strike is a perfect storm without solutions: teachers are unhappy about stringent evaluation methods that rely solely on data, the Board of Education wants to determine the best qualified…
Is anybody scared?
I am. I’m very scared. Very.
Mitt Romney’s selection of Paul Ryan as his VP running mate is a throwing down of the gauntlet: America is going to abide…
Like many things in life, it depends on what you want to hear.
In a recent article in the Middlebury Campus, Parton Sees Rise in Erectile Dysfunction, Saadiah Schmidt tells us that, “The last three years have witnessed an upsurge in the number of…